The Opelousas courier., 1887-12-03
IBERYILLE PARISH.

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LBERYILLE PARISH.
Proceedings of the Democratic ConyeIa
ton, Held at Plaquemine, on Satur-
The convention was Oiled to order at IL
m. by DIR. D. L. Reville, chairman Of the
Democratic Parish Executive Committee.
Mr.. Thomas HILBERT was elncted temporary
chairman and John L. Dardenne temporary
secretary without opposition.
On motion of Chas. A. Brusle, duly Sec
onded that a committee of FIVE on ereden-
tials be appointed by the chair, the chair APP
pointed Charles A. Brusle, Thomas Erwin,
G. FL. Dickinson, 4. A. Marionneaux, j. L
Brown.
There being no contests fled. A. A. Browne,
Esq.,, moved that the committee on creden-
tials.be dispensed with, and that the secre-
tary proceed to make the roll Of the eonyen;;
proxies be admitted. The same was put to
vote and unanimously carried.
The secretary proceeded 10 call the roll and
the following delegates answered TO their
First Ward--J. Il. Parks. r. J. Gilday
proxy: J. o. Larose. A. A. Browne proxy.
Second Ward-Amedee Leyert, Thomas B.
n nala, s1 Goin hi ps'a s.. L. lev Rs4iI ia' p proag;
Chas. Hebert, Thos. HILBERT proxy.
Third WardlChas. a. Bfusle, Alexander
Hebert. Chas, e. Dickinson, John Sehlller,
Ellison, Austin Hunt, Daniel Dupuy, D. L.
Reville proxy; Ernest Altemus. Fred VIII
bert, Edgar. Mark, Voltaire Dupuy, James
Fourth Wards I. Brown. DR.. O. q.
Browne. Lorenzo Babin,. W. ". -Eentress,
Samuel Mathews proxy; G. v. McFall, ia
Gassagne proxy: J. Duhamel Dupuy, A. A
Fifth Ward Jules Gueymard, A. A.
Browne proxy: J. A.. Haase, G. T. Moore
proxy; f. l. Swoop. Paul LhbauTe proxy;
E; p. LeGehe,, G; g. geubbig proxy.
r-ionneaux. ]. Rudolph Dupuy, a. A. Browne
Seventh W~ard-Joseph E. Bargas. G.. W.
Bookeh, A; Kaufman proxy: 7; W. Holiday.
Ale light IVA MardL 7dha D: DaTTdenne s. R4,
Ninth Ward-P. T. Lerio, TThos. Erwin.
DR.. A. d. Hudgens, of fifth ward, absent.
the roll, and the temporary chairman de-
clared all delegates duly accredited present
but one. and the convention ready to pro-
coed to business.
chairman and secretary were unanimously
elected as permanent officers of the conYen-
ti3n.
Alex. Hebert Esq, then offered the follow
ing resolution, which WIS duly seconded and
carried:
ResoIoed, That a committee Of FIVE be appoint
ed by the chairman to draw IN resolutions for
tho Baton Rouge convention, to be held in said
Further resosued, That said committee is here
by invested with full power and authority to Sc
Isct delegates to represent this parish in the
IIaIes as Hfbbe ey NAV aeam oron saa so ~ ~ auo ". s snc.a
of said delegates.
The chairman then appointed the follow
Hsbe nele G. B. D 6R sasa o0 Amadse Ld Asg5.
J. /. Brown and w. B. Robertson.
a recess of fifteen minutes twas then taken
to allow the committee time TO report.
ready to, report. and the convention was
again called to order, the roll called, and the
chairman announced ali present but one.
The chairman OF the committee on reso-
lutions than submitted the following:
Whereas, we recognize in Gov. Samuel D.. Nc
Emery q stauneh Democrat, q trne patriot, who
we recognizs in his Administrator aoRos ) wise IS it.
eral and coUprehensiye policy, under which
every interes OF the State has been fostered;
ReseIued, Tho we heartily indorae his admin
isf 81 4 ss ana 1s rss sapeaas Fat TT fb re. foiiaW9ns dsle-
g2fes be appoinssd TO represent the parish Of Ib-
Sc as si,.e R n the ua sea Is SO Convention to be held in
dhas; 4. Brusls, Theo 4. Brode, 9. n. DiRehin-
s a11st, T HTsssa I HIfs J Taos; 81 Ri;,, Mary 1 A5gstiR
g ClaTre, y. q Lefehyre, Fred EIllbert.
named shall east fae vote Of me parish Of Iber-
vile In the State Convention az 81 unit.
sFnrfheT resolved, That no delegate shall issue |
eA'- = ~, Ds.i III X H a1sfssdsSss Chairman.
Samuel Matthews. Esq. then moved that
the roll be called FIRST on the preamble and
on the resolutions. No objections being
made. the secretary proceeded to call the roll
the preamble, y the vote stood as fol-
lows:
q. Brods. b. Coiatlnent ]. L. Reyiiie. prosy5.
Shas; Hebert tTfios. Hebert; proxy. Ghas. a.
sehular, w smith IIouis Iozanos proxy VT i.
3 Ellison, Austin Hunt. Dan. Dupuy %. L.
E Eagar MARE ns9sy ao hlasst b aI5agq q5.I Esd !, TRi arsgt.
Esq, groxyl gossph p Sargas. 7. ". Holiday.
s aso; Y R :sSSEsh A 81 Ka9 gdRa p5eygs 7. 2; PAT
Naysg-. II Parks lT. Gilday. proxy, 30.
&. browne, Lorsnzo' p Babsin. = " I. s n ysn n {
Samuel Matthews, proxy. Jules Gueymard "a.
proIyl Fl ksaSoseSps tPsal La asaas ~ pro ) n E ).
desns y. g sr asapig proTg1G G " Neral g A.
pozyJ.. II. 3. Robinson. 4. <. MarnionnssaS,
Rudolph Dupny Ga. A Browne. proxy}-15 votes.
The chairman announced the vote, and de-
elared the preamble adopted.
lhs Tol was then called on the abortion of
26s nays Id. Ihe Chair declared the first
resolution adopted.
The seeond, third and fourth resolutions
were adopted without objection.
a motion was made and seconded to adopt
the preamble n resolutions as 8 whole, and
q call of the roll the vote ssood-yaas 90,
nays 10. The Chair announced the vote, and
asscsared me preamble resolutions as a
p. :. RsYile offered the following resolu-
Resosusd, That the Democratic Exeeutiva Gam,
Tnittse Of slas parish 81 .IberVIile shall be COM
Iosed as follows; First ward-Alenzo Landry:
Fred. WiIbert: fourth ward~4nsfin Babi1. asth
s~gard-AIlen funnel: sixth ward-Thonaaa Gour-
n. 2. Dardenne; niath wardl. Z. Lorio: at
a. Bgisle u r .Raville. Thomas
dan. James il. barker, Theo. II. Brod6. C.
Uelnaar Continent.
powered and authorized 70 condsaca aid n y ~
campaign 20 the best interests OF the UarfywI
ia "a S cal aconEertion to nominate LEGAL OH
FttrtAeT reselred, That Eve members Of the
eo zli shall constitute q quorum.
ion or removal the president of the coanInistse
shall have power to fll al vacancies.
MIR. Z J. Gilday offered the following
anaenanels; there being no objection same
ResosyeA- That the Parish Central Exes,1five
may be called at sny time upcS1 the
the chairman Il oali ! masting 81 Y sa dSd bady
nj. e .. .Gilday also 0nsred The AbIloWine
Rssslaed, That the Parish Contra, rracr.,v.
ssy1aa4a5 Sc sppointed ~ this e~onye1tien Be Ia.
primary Observation-Disclosures tbs parish Tor sbaa
NH s. 1 g s;iscssslg aassgates e = pgarlsll egnyeil
RaE ss olllcss end for the lower House Of the
naezzt on the table, and, having received i
seeond. sn6 roll was called on the motion "a
by on the table aid resulted as follow:
aeas % nara I5. Tie chair announced the
able. A>4 20 sAss
The resolutions were then taken m "a.
w 1
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Ar. Samuel Matthews moved 70 etriks ouf
u necessary. :,
hr !. q. i@araennS mored To lay the mo
30 strike out on the table. ard ~ 4 ali
II me reA the vote st0od-yees 28. nays 5
ne chairman arsnonBeed the vote and de-